Idaho Business Review IBR

  The past few years have been a really interesting time to be an education lobbyist with the Idaho Legislature. And, as the representative for the more than 100 traditional and charter school districts in the Idaho School Boards Association ...

  Sarah Haight, 33, had what you might call a pretty normal childhood. Growing up, she danced both in ballet and jazz. In high school she played the flute in band and played volleyball and track. It was her interest ...

  Patrick Geile, 37, sees his bankruptcy work as chance to make a tremendous difference in people’s lives. “This work helps transform a person from feeling like a failure to seeing it as time of new opportunities,” says Geile. “As ...

  Stacy Ennis, 30, wasn’t always the adventurous type. “I was the girl who waited for the crosswalk sign to let me know when to cross the street,” she says. “But less than two years after moving abroad, I was ...

    Attention to detail, anticipation, and organization gives Anna Eberlin, 35, her energy to be a skilled attorney, engaging speaker, prolific writer, and an involved mom to three children. She says: “I believe that everything I do becomes an ...

As a fifth-generation Idahoan, Todd Cranney, 39, always expected to be a farmer. But a world-altering event changed his trajectory from the farm to land him firmly into politics. It was his senior year at Brigham Young University and Cranney ...

  If Erin Cave, 29, could go back in time nine years to when she first started at the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce she would tell herself to “speak up despite the fear.” Back then, Cave was an office ...

It may have taken a while, but Coree Carver, 39, found her career path, which just happens to be president of her own company. That’s something she would not have believed when she graduated from Meridian High School in 1995. ...

  Jen Burns’ meteoric rise in the world of high-tech recruiting can be attributed to one thing – hard work. Burns became the first person at Quest Groups, a small staffing firm in BoDo, to produce a $1 million desk. ...

  Brenda Bauges, 32,  does her best to leave anything she comes across – whether it’s a person, place, thing or organization – in better shape than when she first encountered it. It turns that her role as a deputy ...